Yass Valley's Renewables Projects, Helen Browning's Organics, UK Farmers on The Country Telegraph.

Renewables Project Impacting the region and communities of Yass Valley in NSW with Cr Jasmin Jones, Mayor of Yass Valley Council.

Mayor Jasmin Jones has served on the Yass Council since 2012 and has been a strong advocate for her community around issues such as health, education, and much needed local infrastructure across local, state, and federal portfolios. Her background is in journalism and small business.

With her husband Michael, Jasmin is raising a family in Yass, and working professionally as the Editor-In-Chief of tourism magazine promoting the greater region including Yass Valley.

Helen Browning's Organics with Tim Finney MD of Helen Browning's Organics.

Tim Finney is MD of Helen Browning's organics and partner of Helen Browning.

Helen Browning's family has farmed at Eastbrook Farm for 67 years and have been organic since 1986. Their philosophy is to grow the best quality crops and animals, whilst making space for nature too.

Their Saddleback pigs enjoy an active, outdoor life and their 'Good Beef' range is a by-product of their dairy herds. Their meat is available to buy online, for nationwide delivery or purchase direct from our 'bricks and mortar' farm shop nestled in the grounds of the Royal Oak pub and hotel.

Also available to purchase there at Bishopstone Stores are the fabulous vegetables they grow on the farm along with many other organic and locally sourced goods.

Latest issues the UK Food industry and Farmers face with Mark The Bowler Hat Farmer, Campaigner For Farmers & Food.

Mark the Bowler Hat Farmer has watched the food industry change over the last 52 years from the destruction of family run farms to over use of chemicals for greedy profits. He believes it's clear there is an agenda to starve the worlds population and together people need to stop it.

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